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By Mary Hales Hey there, flute-trepreneurs! So this topic stirred up quite a bit of controversy when I first published

KNOW YOUR WORTH! How to (Politely) Turn Down Free or Underpaid Work by Fluterscooter

A favorite conversation amongst classical musicians is about money. Not about how much we are all making (I see you

In light of the famed Tchaikovsky Competition opening to woodwinds for the first time since its beginning in 1958, the

As long as I can remember, I have always loved to play music. It didn’t really matter on which instrument

Picture this: you’re performing incredible repertoire, there’s a big audience, and afterward you even get paid. You open your eyes

In this exclusive article for The Flute View, Maxim reveals a few simple truths that lead to success: 1) prepare,

It was my absolute joy and privilege to be invited to Orlando this summer. I knew what to expect having

Technology today allows us to communicate in wonderful ways! Our quest for knowledge is increasing, but so many of the

Charles Tomlinson Griffes (1884–1920) is one of the most important composers in late nineteenth and turn-of-the-century America. Despite his short